They do counter and tub resurfacing but also have a hard enamel or some such finish for cabinets that is really durable.

Cash will be king again -- both BRRR and flip opportunities will re-surface.  

Both upstairs bath cabinets painted & resurfaced, new 5inch laminate hardwoods through out the downstairs, new carpet upstairs, fresh paint throughout including baseboards & trim.

The second kitchen looks like fresh paint will do wonders for the cabinets and the laminate counter top can be resurfaced as well.

You also might want to look at filling in the room since no one really uses them anymore, and like you said, it's a bit of a creep dungeon.The porch's concrete could just be resurfaced.

In my experience it usually means heavy smoke/mold/water/stain damage throughout.. to the point the drywall is 'discolored' to the point needs replacing, ditto for fixtures especially enamel, porcelain, laminate, wood, etc usually need to be rippd out or at least resurfaced... definitely usually more than 'needs a paint job'

Most of the equity I took out was put back in to rehab the property and redid that backyard/patio deck,refinished the pool, new roof, new driveway, paint, landscaping, resurfaced kitchen cabinets, etc.

Replaced floors with tile throughout, new counter tops, paint throughout, resurfaced kitchen cabinets, baseboards, ceiling fans and lighting.

Second question the back patio is in rough shape in certain areas, I really don't want to jack hammer up the whole patio, has anyone resurfaced concrete?

I think I will take this opportunity to fix it up for the long term (say 7-10 years or more).New flooring in kitchen, maybe new cabinets, new paint, and maybe resurface the hardwood.My contractor actually started work today on some other things at my property.